We often use the term “picking your self up by the boot straps”. But what does that really mean? According to one dictionary it means “to get (oneself or something) into or out of a situation using existing resources, like … Continue reading →
After being in the design field for almost fourteen years I received a phone call from a fellow designer friend, Joe Eiler. Joe is someone I have known over the years and we often hit it off when meeting at … Continue reading →
The town of East Bridgewater, MA (our town) has a state of the art video production facility that is very impressive! The head of that department, Russ Hannigan, is funny, interesting and a wealth of knowledge. He has been teaching … Continue reading →
Someone asked me the other day what the process was in creating the logo for Two Grannies on the Road. Well I thought it would be easy since I am one of the people creating this business. But that was … Continue reading →
Can’t Forget the Grandkids! This past weekend I took my two grandsons to the Adventure Park in Sandwich, MA to do the High Ropes courses. Saturday’s weather was wonderful. Cool and crisp. Sunny and bright, the trees were a wonderful … Continue reading →
Back in 1992 I moved with my live-in boyfriend down South. This was before I had a computer. So each night on the road I wrote a letter to one of my friends I had left back in Massachusetts. While … Continue reading →
One day when I was researching on the web I came upon a site that was asking people how successful they thought they were. To a person they rated their success (on a scale of one to ten) to be … Continue reading →
What a great workshop we went to last week. It was a Life Reimagined checkup, sponsored by AARP. There were about 30 people at the Salem Senior Center. This program fits in so well with our Two Grannies project. Basically … Continue reading →
Over the last six weeks I have been learning how to train a bear. Not the Grizzly or Polar type but my little dachshund whose name was Little Bear when we first got him from a shelter. But being the … Continue reading →
